Post number #490376, ID: 486880
| And why is it freedos

Post number #490399, ID: 7b110e
| Arch GNU plus Linux Operating System on PC, portables etc

Debian Stable GNU plus Linux Operating System on servers

Post number #490412, ID: 952983
| that one NixOS fag here.

Post number #490413, ID: 8933b4
| arch btw

Post number #490440, ID: 356c3f
| windows 10

Post number #490451, ID: 473b17
| Win98

Post number #490457, ID: 7f4c3c
| >>490440
Ptoprietary, don't use.

Post number #490463, ID: 94c191
| 2x Win 8.1
Zorin OS

Post number #490466, ID: 146186
| >>490457 excuse me sir I'm gonna have to ask you not to reee in the question room

Post number #490467, ID: 21ee99
| Win 10 for gaming

Ubuntu server & desktop because I'm lazy and like apt
Osx laptop because I hate myself

Post number #492075, ID: e9f158
| >>490466
>>490440
>>490451
>>490457

Well to be fair to OP, Windows doesn't have distros, strictly speaking. So there.

Post number #492214, ID: 6aa736
| win10 for games
xubuntu for everything else

Post number #492266, ID: 83260f
| Debian Stable with Win10 on the side

Post number #492284, ID: 4e8e07
| Fedora on everything

Post number #492303, ID: 2514ca
| Looking at starting with Manjaro. Trying to decide between KDE and XFCE. Thoughts?

Post number #492328, ID: 872d01
| Don't use manjaro, they don't document their configurations well enough.

Post number #492343, ID: 937ef7
| KDE Neon.

Post number #493431, ID: 3dac87
| Void

Post number #493539, ID: 486880
| >>493431 I've been meaning to try void, care to try and sell it to me?

Post number #493540, ID: ba762b
| Arch everything

Post number #493565, ID: a666f3
| Arch + KDE. Settled down after literally years of distrohopping.

Post number #493567, ID: a666f3
| >>492303
KDE unless you have a low-end machine (like older C2D with 2GB of RAM), but even then you'd be better off with LXDE, LXQt or even MATE.

Post number #493591, ID: 787118
| Would you care to be more in-depth of why I shouldnt use Manjaro?

Post number #493618, ID: 937ef7
| >>493567
I think LXQt is still under development and not stable yet. At least there is no LTS Distro with LXQt as default desktop yet. I'm currently use it on ubuntu server, offering it remotely for thin-clients. But it took me lots of manual configuration to make it usable. Don't understand me wrong. I love LXQt, but I would not yet recommend it for inexperienced users that need a stable, reliable desktop.

Post number #493718, ID: 3dac87
| >>493539
This is what got me to try it: https://blog.quad.moe/posts/moving-to-void-linux/

Post number #494871, ID: 72c8fe
| >>490457 you are not my mom

Post number #494880, ID: 937ef7
| >>494871
Because dos-trolls have no moms. They spawn from proprietary hell.

Post number #494907, ID: 486880
| >>494880 but free dos is open source

Post number #494916, ID: 3cd35a
| >>494880 glad to know that your mom is open source

Post number #496012, ID: 1cf19e
| >>493618 *cough* Lubuntu *cough*

Post number #496057, ID: 705c97
| debian

Post number #496192, ID: 5d8602
| >>496012
Afaik the latest Lubuntu LTS (18.04) still has LXDE as default DE.

Post number #496318, ID: eb2d21
| Manjaro for daily use (though I'm planning to switch to pure Arch, but I don't have time for that now)
Win 10 for games + office (need it for school)

Post number #496595, ID: 87e633
| >>496318
>Win 10 for games + office (need it for school)
Is it a public school? If yes, there is no way they can force you to buy and use a specific product offered only by one company to teach you basic knowledge. Fortunately I just won a fight at my University, where they wanted me to register to a specific external service provider and use a specific software to participate a course. The winning argument was, that research results with the questionable software aren't verifiable

Post number #496597, ID: 87e633
| Well, at least in Windows 10 the windows calculator finally can do the sqrt of 4 properly, lol. All people who "needed" Windows XP up to Windows 8.1 learned that sqrt(4) != 2.
https://www.askvg.com/microsoft-windows-calculator-bug/